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Best Hip Hop Album of the later 1980's
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Warming up here for Hip Hop Czar @dnc 's upcoming rap B.O.T.B's. By Gentleman's Agreement, Beastie Boys have not been allowed in.
Best Hip Hop Album of the later 1980's 31 votes
Long Live the Kane - Big Daddy Kane
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The Great Adventure of Slick Rick - Slick Rick
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Criminally Minded - Boogie Down Productions
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Biz Markie - Goin' Off
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Straight Outta Compton - N.W.A.For the cultural significance
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Where is Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky and Mike?
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It Take a Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back - Public Enemy
I could have gone either way on Straight Outta Compton or Public Enemy - Nation of Millions. Those are the 2 greatest albums of the time period in my estimation. I flipped a coin and went PE.RaceBannon said:For the cultural significance
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It Take a Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back - Public EnemyIt's sad to see how far the Da Raider have fallen in coolness...


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It Take a Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back - Public EnemyRaising Hell is the tits two. ABundance
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It Take a Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back - Public Enemy
It's Tricky to try and pick one. I feel like Raising Hell is that start of Rap's best 10 year stretch- i.e., 1986- 96.GrundleStiltzkin said:Raising Hell is the tits two. ABundance
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Write-in OptionNeeds that BBD ALBUM in there as well as License to Ill
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Straight Outta Compton - N.W.A.But PE is the shit.
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Straight Outta Compton - N.W.A.Straight Outta Compton launched the greatest era of rap, the greatest sub genre of rap (gangsta rap), and introduced two of raps greatest talents (Cube and Dre).
Without straight outta Compton and the style and talents it brought to the world, there would be no Death Row Records and thus no Death No Defense.
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